Links to Educational Technology Sites

• Copyright: Multimedia Fair Use Guidelines
• Ed. Tech. Organizations
• Online Publications
• Digital Video & Audio Sites
• Other Links to Ed. Tech. Sites

Faculty and students producing multimedia were severely constrained by the copyright laws that were written before it was so easy to perfectly reproduce images, sounds and movies. Now there are guidelines for educators that describe what can legally be used, without seeking permission, in educational productions.

The guidelines were read into the United States Congressional record after months of intense effort, spearheaded by the Consortium of College and University Media Centers. Producers, distributors, filmakers, licensing agencies, production companies and educators all worked together to create these mutally acceptable guidelines.

• AECT (Assoc. of Educational Communications and Technology)
• ALIS (SUNY's Advanced Learning & Information Services)
• CCUMC (Consortium of College & University Media Centers)
• EDUCAUSE

• Hyperstand
• Journal of Interactive Media in Education
• MC Journal: The Journal of Academic Media Librarianship
• Syllabus
• THE Journal
• TidBITS a free email and Web publication that covers the Macintosh Internet community

• CUseeMe Networks
• Macworld: Into the Stream: How RealAudio Works
• PictureTel Corporation
• QuickTime
• RealAudio and RealVideo; from Progressive Networks
• Visual Computing Laboratory; U. of California, San Diego

• Mike Albright and Mark Ramsden's Site of College & University Instructional Support Centers

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